New Cumberland Clinches Central League Title With 5 1 Win
New Cumberland clinched the pennant on booster day by beating Steelton 5 to 1 at New Cumberland. Wertz pitched nine strong innings, Finnen allowed three early runs, and the home team built a one run lead in the first and added two more in the eighth to seal the victory. Steelton’s lone score came in the fifth as batteries were Wertz and Geyer for New Cumberland Finnen and Regan for Steelton.
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Hershey
Middletown
Lebanon
Highspire
New Cumberland
Steelton
W. L. Pet
Eee
Ryitee
Eos
New
Cumberland
Berry
Zeigler
Saylor
Shaub
Keller
Newton
Romig
G. Moore
Gussie
Shirk
W. Moore
Lockard
Shhaub
Forrest
Spring City
Sweet
Lafayette College
Swartz
Wunder
Johnnie Kling
Baumbach
Balmer
Cross River Town
Wertz
Finnen
Geyer
Regan
Deckard
Physical Fitness and Gym Classes At Men's Club
An article urges men to prioritize body fitness to avoid illness and stay in peak performance. It promotes scientific exercise and notes gymnasiums are halls of health. Gymnasium classes open at the Men's Club on October 1st.
Campbelltown Jottings Weekend Travels and Local Events
Harvey Lineweaver and his mother left town Friday for Altoona. Harvest Home services were held Sunday morning in German English, with Sunday School at 9 and Y P S at 615 in the evening. The sewing circle gathered at Mrs. C I Gruber’s home. Several locals attended events and visits included Gett ysburg and Center County trips. David Mauanacht and seven men painted, and James Witman and others took an auto trip to Pottstown.
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Harvey Lineweaver
Altoona
Harvest Home
C. I. Gruber
M. S. Long
Edward Hostetter
Gettysburg
John
Samuel Moyer
Center County
Irwin Herr
Jerome Swarthy
Cumberland
G. C. Wolfersberger
Sarah Quipsey
Mia
Sue Bowman
J. Walters
Lebanon
David Mauanacht
Soven
James Witman
Mr. Nuce
Pottstown
Local Notes and Misleading Family Visit Rumor
Bachmansville item and Broad Mount trip described. A horse died of lockjaw named for Christian Brandt. Astoria visitor Inane Hollinger prepared to ship his father’s goods. A August 7 note about Waridson Brandt visiting parents was partly false. no Mrs Harrison Brandt existed.
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Yaniel Ney
Broad Mount
M. B. Brand
Joy
Waridson Brandt
Mr. Brandt
Hopeful to Be Married Some Day Wedding Notice Mentioned
The Press hopes to print the wedding notice as details unfold. Rev. John Baker and family of Deodate were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geiman and family Sunday. M S Baum and family of Round Top Mill visited Peter Gruber. Emma Bachman stayed with friends in Lebanon. Lena Gruber visited Middletown with Dr J T Blecher’s family.
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John
Baker
Deodate
Joseph Geiman
M.S. Baum
Round Top Mill
Peter Gruber
Emma Bachman
Lebanon
Lena Gruber
Middletown
J.T. Blecher
Hockersville Doings Mix of Local Visits
Mr and Mrs David Lehman of Highspire visited relatives in the area. Mr Lehman’s parents Mr and Mrs Amos Lehman were in town recently. Mr and Mrs C S Erb spent Sunday in Annville with J L Saylor and family. Misses Sara and Anna Steck and Messrs Robert Steck and Amos Lehman were noted among local attendees.
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David Lehman
Highspire
Mr. Lehman
Amos Lehman
C. S. Erb
Annville
J. L. Saylor
Sara
Anna Steck
Robert Steck
Amos Leh
Local Social Roundup From Highspire and Nearby Areas
A visitor was seen in Highspire last Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Hershey underwent surgery at Harrisburg Hospital last week and is described as improving. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hershey of Progress visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hocker on Sunday. Edith Shenk of Vian and Enna Hocker of this place attended Hershey on Sunday afternoon to hear Rev Russell and enjoy the band. Mr. and Mrs. Ammon R O Neil called on Mrs. O Neil's sister, Mrs. Will Herr near Middletown on Sunday.
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Highspire
Harvey Hershey
Harrisburg
Christian Hershey
Progress
Harry L. Hocker
Edith Shenk
Vian
Enna Hocker
Hershey
Russel
Ammon R. ‘O’neil
Public Sale at Swatara Station by Mrs Susanna Uhrich
The undersigned will sell at her home in Swatara Station a large line of personal property at 1 30 pm including bed steads some 75 years old, secretary and tables 100 year old chest and clock collection plus kitchenware carpets stoneware and tinware furniture tools and other items with sale terms announced by Mrs Susanna Uhrich.
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Swatara Station
Susanna Uhrich
Public sale of Derry Township school properties set for September
The Board of School Directors of Derry Township Dauphin County Pa will expose to public sale at the M S Hershey Consolidated Public School Building Hershey on Saturday September 18 1915 at 2 oclock p m three school properties No 1 a 46 perches 14 story Palmyra School House No 2 about 14 acre 1 story Knowledge Hill School House No 3 57 8 100 perches 1 ½ story Foremans School House All in good condition Terms and conditions to be announced by the board A B Shenk president A W Snavely secretary E M Hershey attorney
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Derry Township
Dauphin County
Hershey
Penna
Palmyra
Knowledge Hill
A. B. Shenk
A. W. Snavely
E. M. Hershey
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
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Middletown AB
A. Me G. Moore
Vis
Baum
Lock
Ader
W. Moora
Wee A Armstrong
Neashay
Ry Civecens Romist
Wesceeves
Forst
Uy Csegee Nee
Danralf
Gy Cecsevees
Gruber
I. Vesecares Saylor
Vets Eeaas Shaub
Dle Visceeenes
Koller
Csscesnae
Zieglov
J. M. Brandan
Campbelltown
Bachmansville
Hockersville
Doings
S. M. Foltz
Greiner
Palmyra, Pa
Hershey Park
J. E. Gruber
Hershey Derry Church
Yingst’s
John B. Curry
Curry
David Gordon
Hershey, Pa
Ymne
Hershey, Penna
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